Pep Guardiola appeared to give Raheem Sterling a dressing down at full time despite derby win

A dressing down.

Manchester City beat Manchester United 3-1 today with yet another convincing performance that suggested nobody will come close to catching them this season. They outclassed their local rivals in every department and goals from David Silva, Sergio Aguero and Ilkay Gundogan confirmed that the champions took all three points home. In the final seconds of the game, Raheem Sterling ran the clock down with the ball at his feet in the corner of the pitch. Just to rub salt in United's wounds, Sterling indulged in a bit of showboating, nonchalantly performing step-overs that served no purpose other than to take the piss out of United's players. Fair play to him. But Pep Guardiola wasn't completely satisfied. As the City boss entered the pitch, he appeared to give Sterling a dressing down, presumably because the player didn't try to score another goal. https://twitter.com/ManCity/status/1061687217213595650 It looks unreasonable, and it is, but it's this level of determination to reach perfection and squeeze every ounce of talent out of his players that sets Guardiola apart from his peers.